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'The Kerala Story' Controversy Explained In 10 Points
'The Kerala Story', which puts spotlight on forced conversion & radicalisation of women in the state, has sparked a row. Amid protests, petitions challenging the film's release reached Supreme Court. The court has refused to intervene in the matter.
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"Extremism, Terrorism Against The Very Meaning Of Islam": NSA Ajit Doval
Advocating an important role for Islam in establishing peace, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval stressed that none of the ends for which extremism, radicalisation and the misuse of religion are employed are justifiable on any ground
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"Active Member" Of ISIS Arrested In Delhi, Says Anti-Terror Agency
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Saturday arrested a radicalised and active member of Islamic State (ISIS) from his residence in Delhi for his involvement in the collection of funds for the terrorist outfit.
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Udaipur Murder Accused In Touch With People In Pakistan, But Won't Speculate: NIA Source
The 2 accused became members of Dawat-e-Islami via app, said NIA official, referring to a religious organisation headquartered in Karachi, Pakistan
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Tamil Nadu Man Charged For Supporting ISIS Ideology: Probe Agency NIA
A highly radicalised member of the banned Hizb-Ut-Tahrir outfit was seeking cooperation from other countries to set up an army to establish an Islamic State in Tamil Nadu through Jihad, says the NIA charge sheet.
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Pakistan Behind Al Qaeda's "Jihad" Statement Naming Kashmir: Sources
After the last American soldier left Afghanistan on August 31 midnight, the terror outfit Al Qaeda released a statement in which it called for "global jihad" to liberate "Islamic lands", and mentioned Kashmir.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Asked by Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan to Ban Islamophobic Content
Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has appealed to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to ban Islamophobic content on the site, warning of an increase in radicalisation amongst Muslims.
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Imran Khan Writes To Facebook CEO Seeking Ban On Islamophobic Content
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan called on Facebook to ban Islamophobic content on its platform, warning of a spike in radicalisation amongst Muslims, hours after he hit out at the French president for "attacking Islam".
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French Police Thwarted Attack On Sex Club A Month Ago, Sources Say
French police thwarted an attack on a swingers' club in the Loiret region north of Paris last month, arresting a "radicalised convert" to Islam, a source close to the inquiry said Thursday.
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India To 'Soon' Request Zakir Naik's Extradition From Malaysia
India will "very soon" request Malaysia for the extradition of Zakir Naik, charged by the NIA for radicalising youth, the external affairs ministry said today, amidst reports that the hardline Islamic preacher was there after being given permanent residency.
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'Jihadi Gran' Gets 10 Years After Joining Son In Syria
A court on Friday sentenced a radicalised French woman to 10 years in prison after travelling to Syria where her son was fighting alongside Islamic State militants.
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NIA Arrests Suspected ISIS Operative Subahani Haja Moideen
A suspected ISIS operative, who had conspired to carry out terror activities in the country, was arrested by the National Investigative Agency yesterday.
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ISIS Followers Radicalising Youth By Posing As Charity Workers
The son of a respected Bangladeshi- origin imam murdered by supporters of the dreaded Islamic State group fears terrorist sympathisers are radicalising youngsters in Britain by posing as charitable workers. Saleh al-Arif spoke out after Mohammed Syeedy, 21, was jailed for 24 years for the murder of his father, 71-year-old Jalal Uddin, who was bludg...
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Attacker In Nice Is Said To Have Radicalised 'Very Rapidly'
The Islamic State on Saturday claimed responsibility for an attack that killed 84 in this coastal French city, according to the organization's news agency, as France's top cop announced for the first time that investigators think the attacker had been "radicalized."
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Controversial Preacher Zakir Naik's Peace TV Goes Off Air In Bangladesh
Mumbai-based controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik's Peace TV went off the air in Bangladesh today after authorities cancelled its broadcast rights.
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'The Kerala Story' Controversy Explained In 10 Points
'The Kerala Story', which puts spotlight on forced conversion & radicalisation of women in the state, has sparked a row. Amid protests, petitions challenging the film's release reached Supreme Court. The court has refused to intervene in the matter.
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"Extremism, Terrorism Against The Very Meaning Of Islam": NSA Ajit Doval
Advocating an important role for Islam in establishing peace, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval stressed that none of the ends for which extremism, radicalisation and the misuse of religion are employed are justifiable on any ground
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"Active Member" Of ISIS Arrested In Delhi, Says Anti-Terror Agency
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Saturday arrested a radicalised and active member of Islamic State (ISIS) from his residence in Delhi for his involvement in the collection of funds for the terrorist outfit.
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Udaipur Murder Accused In Touch With People In Pakistan, But Won't Speculate: NIA Source
The 2 accused became members of Dawat-e-Islami via app, said NIA official, referring to a religious organisation headquartered in Karachi, Pakistan
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Tamil Nadu Man Charged For Supporting ISIS Ideology: Probe Agency NIA
A highly radicalised member of the banned Hizb-Ut-Tahrir outfit was seeking cooperation from other countries to set up an army to establish an Islamic State in Tamil Nadu through Jihad, says the NIA charge sheet.
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Pakistan Behind Al Qaeda's "Jihad" Statement Naming Kashmir: Sources
After the last American soldier left Afghanistan on August 31 midnight, the terror outfit Al Qaeda released a statement in which it called for "global jihad" to liberate "Islamic lands", and mentioned Kashmir.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Asked by Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan to Ban Islamophobic Content
Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has appealed to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to ban Islamophobic content on the site, warning of an increase in radicalisation amongst Muslims.
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Imran Khan Writes To Facebook CEO Seeking Ban On Islamophobic Content
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan called on Facebook to ban Islamophobic content on its platform, warning of a spike in radicalisation amongst Muslims, hours after he hit out at the French president for "attacking Islam".
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French Police Thwarted Attack On Sex Club A Month Ago, Sources Say
French police thwarted an attack on a swingers' club in the Loiret region north of Paris last month, arresting a "radicalised convert" to Islam, a source close to the inquiry said Thursday.
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India To 'Soon' Request Zakir Naik's Extradition From Malaysia
India will "very soon" request Malaysia for the extradition of Zakir Naik, charged by the NIA for radicalising youth, the external affairs ministry said today, amidst reports that the hardline Islamic preacher was there after being given permanent residency.
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'Jihadi Gran' Gets 10 Years After Joining Son In Syria
A court on Friday sentenced a radicalised French woman to 10 years in prison after travelling to Syria where her son was fighting alongside Islamic State militants.
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NIA Arrests Suspected ISIS Operative Subahani Haja Moideen
A suspected ISIS operative, who had conspired to carry out terror activities in the country, was arrested by the National Investigative Agency yesterday.
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ISIS Followers Radicalising Youth By Posing As Charity Workers
The son of a respected Bangladeshi- origin imam murdered by supporters of the dreaded Islamic State group fears terrorist sympathisers are radicalising youngsters in Britain by posing as charitable workers. Saleh al-Arif spoke out after Mohammed Syeedy, 21, was jailed for 24 years for the murder of his father, 71-year-old Jalal Uddin, who was bludg...
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Attacker In Nice Is Said To Have Radicalised 'Very Rapidly'
The Islamic State on Saturday claimed responsibility for an attack that killed 84 in this coastal French city, according to the organization's news agency, as France's top cop announced for the first time that investigators think the attacker had been "radicalized."
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Controversial Preacher Zakir Naik's Peace TV Goes Off Air In Bangladesh
Mumbai-based controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik's Peace TV went off the air in Bangladesh today after authorities cancelled its broadcast rights.
